One of our favourite things about the Nothing Phone (2) is the Glyph, which is Nothing's name for the LED strips on the back of the device: it's a key differentiator between the Nothing Phone (2) and the best Android phones from rival handset makers. And a new, free software update makes it even better – or at least, that's what it's supposed to do.
As 9to5google reports, the new Nothing OS 2.5.1a software update promises to deliver improved synchronisation between the Glyph and your music. I'm saying "promises to" because the report also notes that early users have found it a little odd: some have found that the update makes the Glyph brighter, but others have found that it turns off the Glyph completely during the quiet bits instead of staying illuminated throughout the songs.
